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Wednesday, December 23
Huge Names in Radio Have Picked Their 2016 Candidate – And It Might Not Be Who You’d Expect
Well, well, well, what do you know? Another Glenn Beck prediction coming true? Western Journalism reports that while the brash rhetoric of billionaire outsider Donald Trump has commanded the lion’s share of the media’s GOP-centered 2016 presidential coverage, polls in Iowa and nationally show Ted Cruz gaining significant momentum in the race for his party’s nomination. Who is jumping on the Cruz bandwagon? MORE
10 Stupidest Things About the Cartoon Portraying Cruz’s Children as Monkeys
This past weekend, Ted Cruz put out a political ad that was actually good and funny. But no one got quite as upset as Ann Telnaes, an editorial cartoonist whose work is frequently featured at The Washington Post. So mad, in fact, that she inexplicably portrayed Cruz as an organ grinder whose children were monkeys on leashes. Long story short, WaPo pulled the cartoon, an animated GIF for the full “Ted Cruz’s children are monkeys!” effect. MORE
Germans Move to Arm Themselves in Wake of Terror Attacks and Migrant Spike
Germans are arming themselves with self defense weapons in the aftermath of recent terror attacks around the world and the influx of new migrants from the Middle East. In reaction to increasing crime and an ever-present terror threat many German citizens have turned to weapons such as pepper spray. MORE
Star Wars' Carrie Fisher Condemns Theater Banning Lord's Prayer Ad
Carrie Fisher says those who are offended by the Lord's Prayer ad before movies in England should, "Get a life." The Star Wars heroine blasted the ban against the Lord's Prayer ad before the premiere of Star Wars: The Force Awakens in UK cinemas. MORE
How Overregulation Led to the Collapse of Obamacare’s Largest Co-Op
A new report examining the collapse of Health Republic of New York, Obamacare’s largest co-op, said its failure—which may lead to a $265-million loss of taxpayer dollars—can be attributed in part to heightened regulatory control by the state, leading to the ultimate failure of the consumer operated and oriented plan. Of the 23 co-ops created under the health care law, just 12 remain. MORE
Facing Death Chants and Hate Crimes, Sweden’s Jews Live in a Climate of Fear
On a chilly fall day, passersby on a central street in Sweden’s third largest city, Malmö, were greeted with chants in Arabic urging the killing of Jews. The protesters at the October pro-Palestinian rally were referring to the near-daily stabbings of Jews by Arab assailants over the past couple of months in Israel. MORE